Through mouse clicks and finger taps, Forbes readers tell me in real-time which healthcare topics matter to them and, through the absence of clicks and comments, which ones don’t. This sizable data set—millions of readers and thousands of opinions—opens a window into the future of American healthcare, allowing for educated predictions on the next five years. As usual, Forbes readers were voting with their clicks on what mattered most. Personal Health: Lots of Talking, Not Enough WalkingYou might assume Forbes readers would view healthcare from a financial, not personal, standpoint. Readers remain interested in personal health and what they can do to avoid medical problems.

Source: Forbes February 11, 2019 13:18 UTC